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Talk to girls about anything you talk to your friends about. Who says we don't want to talk about our job? I think that's a great starter to find common ground. That's all you really need to start up a good conversation. Having a vagina doesn't mean we can't just talk about normal stuff. Show interest in her, help her find topics that you share in common (school and work are a great place to start), then show interest in what she's about what she thinks and feels about the topics you talk about.…
/r/seduction14/11/15 09:01 AM
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More specifically I guess I don't understand what the value is with the concept of "dominance." Why is that important?
/r/seduction13/04/15 03:39 PM
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I don't think you have a lack of the confidence you need, I don't think you know the type of confidence you need. It doesn't have to do with being able to get another person - your partner - to do what you want by devising a way to get them to feel safe or whatever. Most women feel sage in the outside world and don't need or want you to show them where they should walk next. A child needs that - your peer does not. You end up going places together because you want to be around each other. You ma…
/r/seduction13/04/15 03:35 PM
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Physical manipulation of someone else's body/direction is not necessary after the age of 3 or so. Even "politely" taking another adult's hand to lead them somewhere could easily be seen as domineering and condescending. The person who behaves as a leader carries themself with self assurance and confidence. This includes knowing what you want and being able to communicate that effectively. If you want to head in a certain direction, say "Let's head over here" and just start walking. Is this what …
/r/seduction13/04/15 01:00 PM
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As a woman, I definitely second this. To put it wordier, the last thing you want is for your gf to have a guy she has so much in common with and then be faced with not feeling appreciated or sexy to her bf. If side friend is trying to get in there, she will be most likely to think more of his attention, even if she never has before, when she's not feeling it from you. Think of him as a reminder that it's important to most women to feel like they are a major factor in their mate's life, not just …
/r/seduction13/03/15 09:32 PM
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